Contains among other things: Budget of the colonial government in Hong Kong for 1909, 1911 to 1913

Contains among other things: Statute of the New Guinea Company, Berlin 1886

Contains: Criminal case against the former police master Kaltenbach because of insulting

Contains among other things: Expert opinion concerning the English request for maintenance of jurisdiction in the German protectorates of the South Seas. n.d.

Contains among other things: Rules of Procedure Marine Ordinance Sheets: including accounting and cash management, crew organisation, service regulations for administration, compulsory military service, port regulations for Tsingtau, legal relations, personnel matters, budget matters (revenue/expenditure) "Review of the development of the Kiautschou protectorate and its relations with the hinterland", article for "Deutschlandbuch für Chinesen" (German Book for Chinese)

This artificial series has been registered to bring together an accumulation of records which was created by several agencies responsible for the administration of German New Guinea. The records are all written in German, are difficult to translate and it is therefore difficult to identify exact recording agencies. As a result, the records have all been registered conditionally as one series and a single number system of arrangement and control has been imposed until further research is carried out. The series consists of files created by the various agencies dealing with the administration of German New Guinea. The file covers are mainly buff and blue. Some covers are printed with the file number, agency title, date range and file title. Other file covers are all handwritten. Much of the material deals with matters of various "Imperial Courts" of the different districts. These matters include smuggling, larceny, contravention of the Bird of Paradise Hunting Ordinance, legal matters (wills, mining leases) and accounting matters of the "Principal Treasury". The files date from 1889 to 1914. One file, [No 33], entitled "Documents and Miscellaneous Papers prior to British Occupation" actually contains files from 1911 to 1921 dealing with legal matters during the British Occupation.

Admiralty chart 2211: Apia Harbour. Upolu Island, Samoa or Navigator Islands. From a German Government Survey, 1894. 1 inch to 200 yards.

Contains: Handwritten entry of contour lines

Contains among other things: Award of the Iron Cross to the Swedish commercial attaché in Berlin Löwengoord, 1924; Award of the Medal of Honor of the German Red Cross to the American journalists William Hearst and Karl von Wiegand as well as to the Austrian Army Minister Vaugoin 1929, 1931; Visit of a Finnish lieutenant colonel to the Reich Ministry of Defence, o. Dat. State Secretary Otto Meissner concerning the training of a Chinese officer as an officer and in flying, 12.05.1930; speech of the Chief of Army Command General of the Infantry Kurt Freiherr von Hammerstein at the farewell breakfast for the French military attaché in Berlin General Tournès, 10.11.1930; antiques dealer Dr. Paul Drey to Lieutenant Colonel Friedrich-Wilhelm v. Willisen concerning the training of a Chinese officer as an officer and in flying, 12.05.1930. the economic situation in the United States of America and the views there on Germany, in particular its internal political situation and its ability to pay reparations, 15.01.1931; Correspondence with State Secretary Otto Meissner concerning the rescheduling of a German property in the former province of Posen, March 1931; Plan of a visit of the British admiral Viscount John Jellicoe of Scapa to Germany, operated by General of the Cavalry Friedrich Graf von der Schulenburg, March/April 1931; Alleged commercial espionage of the Japanese Dr. Job Tamaki, March 1932; from Hagen, Betschuanaland, to Major L. Müldner von Mülnheim concerning colonial questions, 12.04.1932; Planned reception by Sir Stafford Cripps, June 1932

Africa: correspondence relating to the Belgian claims in respect of permanent improvements effected in that part of the former German East Africa which was transferred from Belgian to British administration in 1920, 1919-1929.

Hand-excerpts of his works, manuscripts, printed matter, photographs from New Guinea; chronicle of the Neuhaus family is missing